Dramatic moment reporter ducks for cover live on air as Iranian rocket fires in her direction & sirens blare --[Reported by Umva mag]

THIS is the moment a news reporter ducked for cover while live on air as Iran launched hundreds of ballistic missiles at Israel in a revenge blitz. Scores of missiles were seen flying over Tel Aviv as air sirens rang out amid fears of an all-out war in the Middle East. Sky NewsSky News Security and Defence Editor Deborah Haynes was reporting news live on air when barrages of missiles flew overhead[/caption] Sky NewsThe moment ms Haynes saw the incoming missiles[/caption] Sky NewsShe was then seen rushing to take cover amid the massive blitz[/caption] Footage showed the missiles raining down over Tel Aviv AFPSirens blared as the rockets arrived to hit the country[/caption] ReutersIsrael’s Iron Dome anti-missile system intercepts rockets, as seen from Ashkelon, Israel[/caption] ReutersA rocket flies in the sky, as seen from Ashkelon, Israel[/caption] ReutersThe IDF said the missiles came from Iran[/caption] A man holds children as people take cover during the blitz ReutersPeople take shelter during an air raid siren[/caption] Sky News’ Security and Defence Editor Deborah Haynes was reporting news live on air on Tuesday when barrages of missiles flew overhead near the Israel-Lebanon border. She was seen taking cover after a loud explosion was captured on camera. Live footage from Israel showed hundreds of ballistic missiles being shot down by Israeli air defences over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Air raid sirens blared across the country as innocent Israelis scrambled to take cover in their homes, under bridges, and in bomb shelters. Deafening explosions have also been heard in the Jordan Valley, which sits on the border between Jordan and the West Bank. Early warning systems detected the launches and skies above Israel began lighting up within minutes. Red tracers from the Iron Dome and David’s Sling interceptions were seen blasting the incoming missiles while sending white flaming debris crashing earthwards. The IDF said it is not clear if there are any injuries yet, with local media saying two were lightly injured. The unprecedented blitz saw more than 200 ballistic missiles raining down on Israel. Military experts say the attack seems to be “far larger” than the April attack when Iran launched more than 320 missiles and drones at Israel. The IDF said at least 10 million civilians were the targets of Tuesday night’s attack on Israel. It added in a statement: “A short while ago, missiles were launched from Iran towards the State of Israel. “You are instructed to remain alert and precisely follow the Home Front Command’s instructions.” Iran confirmed it launched “tens” of missiles in the blitz and threatened to launch a second strike if Israel responded. Israel earlier today alerted the public to the likelihood of a blitz from the Islamic Republic. A senior White House official said the US is actively supporting Israeli defensive preparations. They threatened: “A direct military attack from Iran against Israel will carry severe consequences for Iran.” It comes as… Iran launches missile blitz at Israel as civilians rush to bomb shelters & sirens blare Up to ten people shot dead in ‘terror attack’ in Israeli city Tel Aviv Elite IDF paratroopers & commando units launch ground invasion of Lebanon Israel vows to ‘crush Hezbollah’ after launching ‘Northern Arrows’ invasion ‘Fierce’ clashes erupt between IDF troops and Hezbollah terrorists Israel declares no-go zone for Lebanese civilians south of the Litani River UK Government charters emergency flight out of Lebanon for fleeing Brits Hezbollah was on cusp of launching chilling Oct 7-style attack before special forces struck US President Joe Biden and VP Kamala Harris monitored the attack from the Situation Room and ordered the US military to aid Israel and shoot down the rockets. Israeli officials previously said the anticipated Iranian attack could include drones and rockets, as well as ballistic missiles. But diplomatic sources warned that Israel is likely to strike back on a much bigger scale if attacked again triggering a potentially catastrophic regional conflict. An Israeli military spokesperson said the attack was serious and “there will be repercussions”. AFPThis picture shows projectiles being intercepted by Israel above Tel Aviv[/caption] ReutersProjectiles fly in the sky after Iran fired a salvo of ballistic missiles at Israel amid ongoing hostilities between Hezbollah and Israeli forces[/caption] GettyMany rockets, fired from Iran, are seen over Jerusalem from Hebron, West Bank[/caption] AFPPeople take cover behind a vehicle parked along the side of a highway in Tel Aviv[/caption] ISRAEL INVADES LEBANON It comes as Israel launched its ground offensive Operation “Northe

Oct 4, 2024 - 17:37

Dramatic moment reporter ducks for cover live on air as Iranian rocket fires in her direction & sirens blare --[Reported by Umva mag]

THIS is the moment a news reporter ducked for cover while live on air as Iran launched hundreds of ballistic missiles at Israel in a revenge blitz.

Scores of missiles were seen flying over Tel Aviv as air sirens rang out amid fears of an all-out war in the Middle East.

a woman wearing a vest that says press on it

Sky News Security and Defence Editor Deborah Haynes was reporting news live on air when barrages of missiles flew overhead[/caption]

sky news takes cover near israel-lebanon border

The moment ms Haynes saw the incoming missiles[/caption]

She was then seen rushing to take cover amid the massive blitz[/caption]

This picture shows Iranian launched projectiles being intercepted by Israel above Jerusalem, on October 1, 2024. Iran has launched a missile attack on Israel's commercial hub Tel Aviv, state media reported on October. (Photo by Menahem Kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images) — Footage showed the missiles raining down over Tel Aviv

Sirens blared as the rockets arrived to hit the country[/caption]

Israel’s Iron Dome anti-missile system intercepts rockets, as seen from Ashkelon, Israel[/caption]

a bright light is shining in the dark sky

A rocket flies in the sky, as seen from Ashkelon, Israel[/caption]

a breaking news screen shows a city at night

The IDF said the missiles came from Iran[/caption]

A man holds children as people take cover during the blitz

a man in a helmet stands next to a group of people

People take shelter during an air raid siren[/caption]

Sky News’ Security and Defence Editor Deborah Haynes was reporting news live on air on Tuesday when barrages of missiles flew overhead near the Israel-Lebanon border.

She was seen taking cover after a loud explosion was captured on camera.

Live footage from Israel showed hundreds of ballistic missiles being shot down by Israeli air defences over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Air raid sirens blared across the country as innocent Israelis scrambled to take cover in their homes, under bridges, and in bomb shelters.

Deafening explosions have also been heard in the Jordan Valley, which sits on the border between Jordan and the West Bank.

Early warning systems detected the launches and skies above Israel began lighting up within minutes.

Red tracers from the Iron Dome and David’s Sling interceptions were seen blasting the incoming missiles while sending white flaming debris crashing earthwards.

The IDF said it is not clear if there are any injuries yet, with local media saying two were lightly injured.

The unprecedented blitz saw more than 200 ballistic missiles raining down on Israel.

Military experts say the attack seems to be “far larger” than the April attack when Iran launched more than 320 missiles and drones at Israel.

The IDF said at least 10 million civilians were the targets of Tuesday night’s attack on Israel.

It added in a statement: “A short while ago, missiles were launched from Iran towards the State of Israel.

“You are instructed to remain alert and precisely follow the Home Front Command’s instructions.”

Iran confirmed it launched “tens” of missiles in the blitz and threatened to launch a second strike if Israel responded.

Israel earlier today alerted the public to the likelihood of a blitz from the Islamic Republic.

A senior White House official said the US is actively supporting Israeli defensive preparations.

They threatened: “A direct military attack from Iran against Israel will carry severe consequences for Iran.”

It comes as…

Iran launches missile blitz at Israel as civilians rush to bomb shelters & sirens blare
Up to ten people shot dead in ‘terror attack’ in Israeli city Tel Aviv
Elite IDF paratroopers & commando units launch ground invasion of Lebanon
Israel vows to ‘crush Hezbollah’ after launching ‘Northern Arrows’ invasion
‘Fierce’ clashes erupt between IDF troops and Hezbollah terrorists
Israel declares no-go zone for Lebanese civilians south of the Litani River
UK Government charters emergency flight out of Lebanon for fleeing Brits
Hezbollah was on cusp of launching chilling Oct 7-style attack before special forces struck

US President Joe Biden and VP Kamala Harris monitored the attack from the Situation Room and ordered the US military to aid Israel and shoot down the rockets.

Israeli officials previously said the anticipated Iranian attack could include drones and rockets, as well as ballistic missiles.

But diplomatic sources warned that Israel is likely to strike back on a much bigger scale if attacked again triggering a potentially catastrophic regional conflict.

An Israeli military spokesperson said the attack was serious and “there will be repercussions”.

a city skyline at night with a sign that says ' allianz ' on it

This picture shows projectiles being intercepted by Israel above Tel Aviv[/caption]

Projectiles fly in the sky after Iran fired a salvo of ballistic missiles at Israel amid ongoing hostilities between Hezbollah and Israeli forces[/caption]

Many rockets, fired from Iran, are seen over Jerusalem from Hebron, West Bank[/caption]

a white car with a license plate that says ' a ' on it

People take cover behind a vehicle parked along the side of a highway in Tel Aviv[/caption]

ISRAEL INVADES LEBANON

It comes as Israel launched its ground offensive Operation “Northern Arrows” targeting Hezbollah strongholds following waves of devastating airstrikes.

Heavy fighting continued to rage in southern Lebanon today as 25,000 Israeli troops stepped up their ground war to smash Hezbollah rocket sites.

Israeli commanders said the invasion would be “limited, localised and targeted” and would not involve an occupation.

But clashes intensified through the night with Hezbollah launching rocket and artillery barrages toward Israeli troops massing on the border.

Terror troops responded to the onslaught by launching early hours rocket and artillery barrages against the border town of Metula inside Israel.

Hezbollah also said it targeted Mossad’s headquarters in Glilot near Tel Aviv.

It said it “launched salvoes of Fadi 4 rockets at the Glilot base of the military intelligence’s unit 8200 and the Mossad headquarters located on the outskirts of Tel Aviv.”

Defending Israel’s position, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir called for continued operations to “crush the terrorist organization” to allow residents who have fled Northern Israel to return home safely.

He said: “The decisions we made in the last few days are important, correct and necessary.

“At the same time, this is the time not to stop, [we must] continue doing everything, with all our might.

“I pray for the success of the IDF soldiers who are currently fighting in difficult conditions in southern Lebanon; the people of Israel stand behind them.”

By dawn, loud booms could be heard across the frontier as an Israeli attack helicopter was seen launching rockets toward enemy positions.

Israel’s battle-hardened 98th Division was leading the onslaught after being moved north from fighting Hezbollah allies Hamas in Gaza.

The force – believed to number at least 25,000 – included crack paratroopers, commandos and engineers and were being guided by special forces teams who identified targets.

Hezbollah's decade of destructive preperation

By Juliana Cruz Lima, Foreign News Reporter

Following the 2006 Lebanon War, in which Israel and Hezbollah fought to a bloody standstill, the terror group began preparing for the next conflict.

They constructed a vast underground network across southern Lebanon.

The lessons of that war, in which Hezbollah’s small, mobile units were able to surprise and sometimes overpower Israeli forces, have been embedded in its military doctrine ever since.

The tunnels are now a key part of this strategy, allowing Hezbollah to replicate the tactics of insurgencies around the world: strike fast, disappear, and use the enemy’s size and strength against them.

Some of these tunnels have been found stretching into Israeli territory, designed to facilitate surprise raids deep inside northern Israel.

In 2018, the IDF launched Operation Northern Shield, a months-long mission to detect and destroy Hezbollah’s cross-border tunnels.

The discovery of these tunnels — some reinforced with concrete and running dozens of meters underground — revealed just how advanced Hezbollah’s capabilities had become.

Last month, Hezbollah revealed its hidden terror tunnel network from which missiles can be launched in a chilling threat to Israel.

A blood-curdling video released by the Lebanese terrorists revealed giant underground roads with enough room for lorries to transport their deadly weapons.

Posters of leaders and soldiers adorn the tall stone walls as heavily armed men speed through the “missile city” in motorbikes.

Trucks loaded with enormous missiles make their way through the dark roads in a frightening glimpse of the terrorists’ arsenal.

Drone footage then shows the seemingly endless terror maze, which also appears to be home to military tech and computers.

Inside the terror tunnels, Hezbollah fighters can move unseen, store weapons, and launch ambushes, creating a dangerous cat-and-mouse game with the IDF.

They can also move into a much larger network of bunkers, missile silos, and command centres, deeply embedded in civilian areas.

These tunnels – which can stretch for miles – link critical positions, allowing Hezbollah fighters to emerge, strike, and then vanish back underground before Israel can respond.

Reports also suggest that Hezbollah has been expanding its tunnel network in southern Lebanon in recent weeks.

a map showing israel invades troops have crossed into lebanon in operation northern arrows

a group of military tanks with the number 25 on the side — Israeli tanks seen in southern Lebanon

a box of doritos sits in a pile of rubble — The aftermath of an Israeli airstrike in Beirut

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